Loneliness is the Purest Pleasure

[Kaia]

The enjoyment Orion found in solitude walking was higher on his scale than any usual entertainments. He could think without having the irritating buzz of mindless chat ambushing his audits.
"This is how I like it," he said to him as he walked further from his sister. Though something made him say it aloud, as if the brute needed some form of confirmation. As if, as if what? As if he didn't want to be alone.
Though this possibility was so deeply hidden, even Orion himself could not see it. Whenever he thought about being with other wolves, well, it disgusted him. -Let them stare at us,- He growled in his mind. -Let them ridicule the surviving pups of a gimpy bitch.- Anger filled his eyes when he began thinking about his mother and father. They had no right to treat their own like that-
Orion's thought were invaded when he came upon a den. It looked quite small, though comfortable for one. A thin smirk appeared on the mangy wolf's face. He was handsome, though his sister was clearly the one who inherited the looks. And the heart, both figuratively and literally.
He was exhausted from traveling. Hopefully, no one would find him if he were in a small cave. Slowly he slumped into it, then lay down without grace. They will come, they always do. Though for now, sleep.

[Dusk]

A shadowy figure ran gracefully through a thick timbered area, her greyish colored fur, gleamed a silver as the rip, full moon's light grazed her pelt. Though her pelt also gleamed with a light coat of sweat for she had been running for a long period of time, but not of fear, fleaing or of a chase, but for the pure joy, and love of it.
Soon the graceful female slowed her pace to a steady gate of a walk, to regulate her heart so she wouldnt pass out from the long run she had just completed. her icy brown orbs danced to and fro as she examined the thick timbers of which she had bee running in, her nose flared at the scents of the night, and of new wolves.
"Now where have I lost my brother to? Or should I say where am I?" The female wolf also known as Silencer spoke to herself, her voice chiming like the bells of wind chimes. "And how to get back" she smiled at her stupidity of not telling Dusk, her brother, where she was going, not that she knew where she was going anyways. But, it would all turn but well she chuckled to herself as she kept walking hoping to find some water.
After finding some water, Silencer felt refreshed, as she shook the remaining of water out of her fur, she saw a small cave. "Let's check it out" she smiled to herself, but little did she know that was a bad move, as she walked to enterence of the den.

[Kaia]

It was a strange thing, for Orion. Sleeping that is. He loves to sleep, drowning out everything around him. Though he has nightmares, strange nightmares. True, he has thoughts about hurting some wolves in his awakened state, though not usually and not as graphic as his dreams are. Seething, firey rage is the only Orion in his nightmares. Tearing, breaking, attacking, ripping... Killing any. Though it's his more recent dreams which plague him that he is so bothered by. Killing, to a final and eternal death, his own flesh-and-blood sister Kaia.
Orion was in this nightmare now, though was able to relieve himself from it when a different being made itself present near him. His eyes flicked open automatically, and he struggled to a standing position. His heart was worse right when he woke up, though it was something the brute adjusted to.
"Who are you?" He asked coldly, glaring at the newcomer.

[Dusk]

Silencer's nose flare, at the brute's scent, as soon as he spoke. Her icey brown orbs widen with surpise, as she took astep back, her eyes meeting his. Her voice was sturdy, and strong, but had hints of surpise in it "Oh, I'm sorry Sir..." She said trying to move but her legs were planted to the ground "Is this your, den? I did not know it was Ocuppied, my name is Silencer" She then said her words coming out as she seemed to repeat herself. She hoped she had not brought on a fight, nor any trouble with this brute, her first day in this land and already trouble, her brother would never let her wander off alone, if that where to happen.

[Kaia]

Orion's eyes narrowed. "No," he snapped sternly. "I'm just looking for somewhere to sleep. Peacefully." He walked closer to her, highly against his nature, and stared at her. She was a bit shorter than him, though he wasn't very bulky. Rather slender, actually.
"And you? Why are you wandering around like a dying hare? Don't you have anywhere better to be?" His voice was cold, though really it wasn't personal. Rarely did Orion ever have a happy or warm tone about him.

[Dusk]

Silencer's eyes started to narrow, and her ears turned down slightly,, the brute was taller than her but she stood her ground as he approuch. "Well did it accure to you that maybe I was looking for the same, a place to sleep?" He tone turned from its orignal chime to a cold dull tone.
"Wandering around like a dying hare? Is that how you alway speak to others?" Her voice pirked with curiosity, as if a challenge. 'What am I doing?' she thought to herself, as she looked straight into the brutes eyes, not backing down.

[Kaia]

A low growl expelled from the brute's throat, his scraggily fur rose slightly. Though he looked the femme over, and relaxed. He prowled around slowly, back into the darkness of the cavern. He sat with his head bowed.
"Just go," he growled. "Find your resting area. And I may speak to whomever however I wish!" Orion looked back, eyes reflecting light from outside making them vibrant. "You haven't answered my question. So you're just wandering around alone? Do you belong to this land's pack?" He couldn't help but stress the word, it was a bad word.

[Dusk]

The femaleis hair on the back of her neck rose slightly, as the brute growled at her.
Though she made a dangerous choice, in the sat where she was standing as the brute when back into the darkness of the den. The only thing she could see was his vibrant eyes, but she didn't move as told, she just looked at him, and watched him. Her ears pirked up when he told her that she hadnt answered his question.
The female then spoke "I do travel with one other. He is my brother, and as far as a pack? I know nothing of a pack." her eyes flashed as she looked back at the brutes eyes. "Now since I answered your questions you get to at least answer one of mine. What is your name brute?"

[Kaia]

A low, malicious chuckle rumbled from his lungs. He ignored her question. "A brother? How silly. Don't trust him, little hare. Family is fake, blood means nothing. Believe me, I've learned more in my short life about real life than most old bats ever have." Orion stood and turned around again, facing her from the dark.
"You want to know my name," he returned. "Why, I wonder. Why do you want to know anything about me? It shan't do you any good. Once you name something, you get attached to it. Don't tell me your name, little hare. I don't want to know the name of the creatures I devour -if they have one- and I don't want to know yours. Nor, I imagine, should you want to know mine."

[Dusk]

A low rumble, that sounded like a laugh, escaped the female's throat as she shook her head at his comment about family, then spoke. "You are correct brute, family is no importance, for all they do is abandon you in the end." he voice was calm, and a slight laughing tone as she said this, as she thought of her own "abandonment".
The female made another cautious move, but since she was a few feet away from the brute she thought of no harm, as she layed in a position that if she needed to she could stand in a quick notion. The female's voice calmed away from a laugh into a dull lull as she spoke her next thought. "Well, if we mustn't exchange of names then, I'll ask you your question, are you traveling alone or with someone, or perhaps, though I doubt it, a pack?"

[Kaia]

Orion sighed, and simply ignored the femme approaching him. "No, I am not with a pack. The one I travel with is only with me due to my greatest and most likely last act of kindness. I couldn't leave her with our pack, regardless of how much I wanted to just leave alone. She is my sister. But let me tell you something, rarely does family share the same blood. Real family, real love." His eyes had become very stern and serious, though he just shrugged and relaxed again. "Not that it would matter for me either way. My blood family have become my enemies and I never found any other kind of family. And I prefere it that way." Orion looked back to her. "You should go find your brother, whereever the brute may be. Leave me here. And if you encounter my sister, her name is Kaia, tell her to stop looking for me. I have no intention on joining a pack, though when I left her she was with many other wolves. She should be fine now."